“Children of War: Let’s Play,” poignantly reflects the disappearance of innocence. The design captures the haunting motion of children’s reality vanishing before their eyes. The expansive white space within each piece symbolizes the world they once knew, now faded and lost. The silhouettes of the children serve as ghostly reminders of the lives that once existed in that reality.

In the piece, the fragmented forms of children stand amidst the ruins, their once vivid world now reduced to faint outlines and muted colors. The children, depicted as delicate silhouettes, seem to dissolve into the vast emptiness, emphasizing the void left by lost innocence and shattered realities. The sparse composition draws the viewer’s focus to the lower part of the artwork, where the remnants of the children’s existence and the debris of their surroundings dissolve into nothingness, evoking a powerful sense of loss and desolation.